Sentence examples for making it marginally from inspiring English sources

Wada's budget is $27m, making it marginally more expensive than the IOC's bar tab in an Olympic cycle, but dwarfed, perhaps, by its prostitute bill.

The three-hour show featuring Elbow, Take That and another Spice Girls reunion was watched by an average of 23.2m viewers, making it marginally more popular than the £27m opening ceremony two weeks earlier.

Now he retains the tailored, trace-the-body silhouette, making it marginally more casual, with each outfit enriched by the snake and hide insertions done with great skill and judgment.

It was recently expanded, making it marginally easier to bag a table – reservations are de rigueur, and when you arrive check out the wine bottles on display, library-style, on open shelves.

If it follows suit with the 7310, the new handsets will probably launch at a sub $300 price range, with the 7610's specs making it marginally more expensive than the 7510.

Making it marginally easier for them is better than hanging on for the lottery ticket of a big firm coming in.

This is your chance to make it marginally less horrible.

The pair changed "Kim" to "her", to make it marginally less weird.

"Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich told The Times today that 'Bob Barr will make it marginally easier for Barack Obama to become president.

They make it marginally easier to restructure an individual bond, but make little difference when there are 80 different bonds involved.

But what they do is introduce McWraps — many of which have unfavorable nutrition profiles even when compared to burgers — and make it marginally easier for the best-educated, most assertive of their customers to demand marginally better choices.